Taylor Mill Commissioners

As of September 20, 2024, Mark Kreimborg did not have a website or any information online.

Mark previously worked as Kenton County’s deputy judge/executive and charter member and secretary of the Kenton County’s Mayor Group.

Mark Kreimborg currently serves as city commissioner in Taylor Mill. He was reelected to this position in 2017. Mark previously served as mayor of Taylor Hill for 21 years and the city commission in 1985.

As of August 20, 2024, Mark Kreimborg did not have a website or any information online.

Energy & the Environment

Candidates for Taylor Mill city commission answer questions

Said, "I would like to continue to keep our city debt-free, improve our streets, complete our sidewalk program, improve the needs of our existing firehouse, and make sure our future development remains controlled."

- Said, "I would like to continue to keep our city debt-free, improve our streets, complete our sidewalk program, improve the needs of our existing firehouse, and make sure our future development remains controlled."

Housing & Urban Development

As mayor, developed the part-time police and volunteer fire departments into state and nationally accredited full-time departments.

- As mayor, developed the part-time police and volunteer fire departments into state and nationally accredited full-time departments.

Public Safety

Public Services

As commissioner, worked to plan, fund, and construct Pride Parkway.

Said, "Our streets and infrastructure are a top priority, as well as addressing and improving the firehouse needs without going into debt."

As mayor, secured a grant to develop sidewalks.

- As commissioner, worked to plan, fund, and construct Pride Parkway.
- Said, "Our streets and infrastructure are a top priority, as well as addressing and improving the firehouse needs without going into debt."
- As mayor, secured a grant to develop sidewalks.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Mark Kreimborg

As of August 29, 2024, Mark Kreimborg did not have a website or any information online.

Mark previously worked as Kenton County’s Deputy Judge/Executive and Charter Member and Secretary of the Kenton County’s Mayor Group.

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